#05 Healthy Soil for Food, Climate and Health with Richard Murphy
Release Date: 11/14/2021
#06 Thinking more about Coconuts for Climate Change
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We are joined by Pablo Berrutti, senior investment specialist for Stewart Investors, Sustainable Funds Group, Co-Founder of Altiorem, Director and former chair of the Responsible Investment Association of Australasia and Member of the Advisory committee of UNSW's Australian Human Rights Institute who brings us an pragmatic and considered view on how we have to take a stewardship approach to sustainable finance and our planet.
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#05 Healthy Soil for Food, Climate and Health with Richard Murphy
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In today’s episode our guest is Richard Murphy, a senior Land Health officer at the Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority in South West Victoria.
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#04 The catastrophe on our watch with Karen Dunwoodie
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In this episode Karen Dunwoodie, Research Fellow and Deputy Director at Deakin CREATE (Centre for Refugee Employment, Advocacy, Training and Education) takes us through the refugee crsis we face in Australia and the challenges she faces in the front line in advocating for the human right of access to meaningful employment and education for people of refugee and asylum-seeking backgrounds.
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#03 I'd never seen the ocean with Dr. Ashley Dungan
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In this episode we speak to Doctor Ashley Dungan Postdoc researcher at the University of Melbourne specialising in coral microbe symbiosis
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#02 Keep up the pressure with Matthew Patsky
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Armed with the power of the dollar we are seeing the rise of the engaged, activist investor – and no one encompasses that more than Matthew Patsky, CEO and Portfolio Manager of Trillium investment management.
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Welcome to the Good For The Bee podcast
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As leader in business, it's really common for you to know your business can do more for society and the environment. The problem is that sometimes it's hard to get these initiatives off the ground. This can be frustrating, leaving you feel isolated.
info_outlineIn today’s episode our guest is Richard Murphy, a senior Land Health officer at the Glenelg Hopkins Catchment Management Authority in South West Victoria.
Ric Manages the sustainable agriculture and soils program, supporting farmers to find their own path to more sustainable farming practices.
What we eat as a population can be both destructive or a regenerative for the environment, and in this episode Ric explains how regenerative farming works, and why it is important to understand where your food comes from. These benefits are important in so many ways including biodiversity, climate change, public heath and reducing obesity and to make the production of food a more profitable and sustainable business.
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This episode is sponsored by ethos ESG. Ethos is a platform for financial advisers and Investment Managers to help screen, organise, understand and report on companies and funds for their environmental, social and governance factors.